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Kfaìlcd in Con fo rm ity w ith P.O.D order No. 19687" VOLI MK I.IV Rainbow Girls Open Assembly Here Tomorrow High School and Grade Pupils Are Given Awards Home Boys and Girls in the FIGHTING FORCES Lumber Output F a ir to M iddling u tte r ra rm Loans v • . T t« . fru it crop outlook this year * t « The is fa ir, w ith probably the poor prospects fo r cherries generally Robert« Boyce Ph. M. 2/C who i years enlisted M ay 30th She is seen here in several years. Sev tins been on active d uty tin past a graduate of the Yoncalla high eral growers state th a t rains O utstanding pupils In both fourteen months Ip the South school and attended Oregon Col Announced in C ollage Grove to which h it w hile som* varities of grade and high school were given Pacific, spent a week end leave lege of Education at Monmouth day by H. E. Eakin, vice president cherries were blooming caused «winds at the closing exercises From 130 to 200 R iiin lxiw G irl* w ith his parent», M r. and M i». Mrs. Petersen, who also enlisted and cashier. F irs t N atio na l Bank the bloom to b lig ht w ith the re lust week. At the Kth grade pro mid m other «(IvisoiM from «11 over Lum ber production in Lane R. P. Boyce, re tu rn in g to Sun M ay 30th, has been doing house ,f Cottage Grove, was a l€o vc by sult that e arly cherry is hardest the Mtiite ore ex|iectc<l hen tom or gram last Thursday evening, the Francisco the firs t of the week. keeping und p ra c tic a l nursing. She the bank to fu rth e r the fu tu re of h it. Pie cherries w ill he more county is expected to be near nor follow ing awards were made; W il mal by the end of the week as row unit S aturday fo r the 18th w ants to get in the WAC medical Oregon's a g ric u ltu ra l industry by p le ntiful. ma Wade was presented the an Pvt. George W. Johnson, whose urinual Grund A»xcmlily foi Ruin- laborers retu rn to w ork. O nly two o ffe ring of a new easy payment corps. Considering the sear on the m ills in South Lane county were how G irin of Oregon, a ll meeting» nual Am erican legion a u x lllu ry w ife und daughter live in Cottage farm m ortgage plan. Mrs Esther Deere has received to he held In the Masonic temple award fo r the outstanding g irl. j Grove, is w ith sth e arm y a ir corp» Eakin stated th a t the F irst s tra w b e rry crop w ill not be up to affected by the so-called s trik e Bruce Johnson was given the in N ew ark, N. J. He fo rm e rly was word from her »on, Pfc. Donald par this year. Commercial fields which fo r a tim e threatened to The girl» and m other advisor« w ill N ational Bank o f Cottage Grove Ameri-ian legion award fo r the employed by the arm y engineers, Deere o f the 551«t Parachute In are p ra c tic a lly non existant due to tie up the output of the entire tie entertained m the home» of in cooperation w ith the F irst outstanding Isiy lie was also se and had lived in C orvallis and fa n try . th a t he had arrived safely Cottage Grove. N ational Bank of P ortland and the the fact that several large patches northwest region. The Cone Lum lected to represent Cottage Grove I lerm iston. in North A fric a . * R egistration lx*gtn» F rid a y a f Equitable L ife Assurance Society have been plowed up and planted ber Co., at Goshen was idle only at Hoy’s S tate to be held at Dallas J. Deere - A S, son of of the United States w ill w rite to other crops. Some home grown a short w hile as production was ternoon and continue» Saturday Leo Wayne Easterling, 19, ra Oregon State College this sum berries are on the local m arkets. suspended F rid a y and resumed Mrs. E sther Deere and husband of m orning. There w ill he an In fo r dioman 2/C , and son of M r. and B e tty Jeanne Deere, is taking 4G farm and suburban acreage mer. The peach crop promises a la rg yesterday. Likew ise the Durable mal m other advlMors' m eeting in mortgages on a long-term basis, Eighth grade student council o f Mrs. Charles Easterling of C ot "b o o t" tra in in g at the San Diego. er yield than last year and pea F ir Lum ber Co., at Dorena was the Masonic temple F riday even w ith loan m a tu ritie s up to 40 tage Grove, Dlsston Route, en ches should be fa irly p le n tifu l | idle yesterday, but the men re ing a t 7 :00 o'clock followed by ficers installed durin g the promo tered the service in 1942. He was C alifo rn ia U. S. N. T. C. years. • tion program were: S h irle y H ile- this summer if nothing occurs to turned to w ork today according practice fo r the grund officers. "T his new long-term loan ser man, president, Vernon C'lxip, vice graduated from a radio school at fo u n d Assembly opens o ffic ia lly vice." said Eakin, " fills a long m ar the present prospects. Pear to reports. P ra ctica lly a ll other College S tution, Tex., In June, and at 9:30 a. m. S aturday w ith the president; Barbara Lee Nelson, now 1» serving as a radioman • felt need of Oregon farm ers. There and apple yield is fa ir to p o o r: m ills in this section suspended follow ing program form al open secretary and Wesley Thompson, alswird ship somewhere in the A l is no re strictio n on the use o f the this year and probably a number w ork over M em orial day. taking treasurer. ing, escort duty, report«, m a jo r loan proceeds and it gives the o f growers hoping fo r a better a tw o day holiday. Some o f the lan! It. High School Honors larger m ills in the Eugene area ity degree. w o rth y advisors two- fa rm e r an o p p o rtu n ity to improve crop than last year. were affected fo r a short tim e m inute report» on assembly a c - 1 A t the high school commence CpI. Ivan D. K yle of Crow Stage his holdings and to do many things program F rid a y evening. when the men went fishing but Although fa rm population of the not possible before.” tlv ltle s and announcements of ment route, und PFC Joseph M. Klye, Miss Velma Pollock was presented over a th ird o f the w orkers went IP 14 Io 1943 grand officer». hl» brother, fo rm e rly o f M arsh U nited States is fo u r m illion less Telegraphic notice was received back to w ork yesterday and the Saturday afternoon 1:30 o'clock: the Am erican legion a u x ilia ry field. met In Ita ly a few months than during the last war. A m e ri in P ortland recently by E. B. Mac- rem ainder were expected to report E xem plification of the ritu a l, un cup ns the outstanding g irl and ago. where* the form er was w ith can farm ers pfbfluced 47 percent Naughton. President o f the F irst back today. A t Portland, i t was finished business and form al clos John Edward« the Am erican le the coast a rtille ry and the la tte r more food in 1943 than 1918. the N ational Rank of Portland, from gion cup as the outstanding boy. reported that p ra ctica lly a ll of the ing w ith the engineer corp«. They are office o f w a r inform a tion said in , Thomas I. Parkinson, President I'he U nive rsity of Oregon scholar Several of the local grade and 40.000 workers <AF o f L ) would Closing session S aturday even ship given by the Oregon mother» sons of M r. and Mrs. E. D. K yle reporting need fo r fo ur m illio n of the insuranc* company o f the volunteer fa rm w orkers u n til a f completion o f the agreement be high school teachers are planning be back to w o rk this week, fo l ing iopen to the public) includes was presented to Miss Kay Taylor. o f Cottage Grove. te r harvest this year W ith the tween the bank and the Equitable to spend the summ er in Cottage low ing an appeal sent out by the installation. Grand Cross of Color, Highest scholastic honors were K a rl M Thomason, graduate of aid of the w a r food adm inistration Life, who said "C ongratulations on Grove, w hile others are leaving A. F. o f L. to re tu rn to w ork and announcements and special cere shared by three high school g irls: Cottage Grove High School in 1932 and the O ffice of price adm inis being the firs t bank in Oregon to foe the summer ond some w ill not th a t the fa ilu re of the C IO w o rk- monies. Velma Pollock, K ay T a y lo r and and o f the U n ive rsity of Oregon In tra tio n , O W I report<«d on the c u r bring this service to the farm ers re tu rn in the fa ll. Those planning I ers ,o retu rn p ro m p tly was due to Helen Gates. J e rry M ickey was 11938 has been commissioned an re n t food s itu a tio n Compared of yo u r state.” on rem aining in Cottage Grove 3 misunderstanding between labor presented the underclassmen’« Ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve to last year, apples, peaches, 'T h e re are other advantages of are Superintendent H. B. F errin, and the w a r labor board. trop hy as me outstanding under and ordered to the Navy Supply pears and cherries w ill be mor< this new F irs t N ational Bank-E q P rincipal Gaylord Davies, P rin c i classman D o ttle Ann C la rk w is Corps School In Boston at H a r p le n tifu l; s lig h tly less flu id m ilk uitable Farm M ortgage Plan, said pal Robert Graha:.-., Miss M y rtle the recipient of the le tte r g ir l’s vard U niversity. Ensign Thomason and cream w ill be consumed: les.* Eakin. "besides the long-term and Kem, C urtis French. LeRoy Begh- tro p h y and Ronald H athaw ay the leaves Cottage Grove June 4 fo r chicken w ill be available; eggs w ill iow interest features. A man may tol, Donald Kabler, Miss Ailene letterm an's trophy. his assignment in Boston. continue p le n tifu l. O ther high now negotiate a fa rm mortgage Inlow , Mrs. lim a Thum, M rs. B ert Members o f the Cottage Grove H is w ife (fo rm e rly Helen H an lights w a rtim e incroa es o f in w ith none of the usual extra Trask. Mrs. Faye VanSchoiack, Lions club heard the report of the sen l urid tw o sons, Steven and come and food have enabled m il- 1 •harges such as application, ap- Miss L ila Graham and Miss Helen nom inating com m ittee May 25th. E ve rett Anderson Allen, 66 res Burke, have moved lo Cottage lions of Am ericans to 'Increase iraisal. a tto rn ey and closing fees Olson. F. L. Grannis, Vice P rin placing nomination» of new offi Grove. th e ir diets; ra tio n in g w ill be need »nd commission costs. The only cipal, w ill spend p a .r o f the sum- ident o f the S ilk Creek d is tric t ce-s fo r the ensuing year. The re Mis Thomason was lo rm e rly c m . ed u n til the w a r is won; c u rr e n t! •ost to the borrow er is the ab mer here and p a rt on his fa rm died at his home Saturday May p o rt o f the nom inating com m ittee meats w ill remain stra ctin g and recording expense. near Oregon C ity. M r. and Mrs. 27th. a fte r a b rie f illness fo llo w ployed as an In te rn a l Revenue I» in t-fre e went u neon tested w ith the excep reasonably p le n tifu l, w ith some Loans may be am ortized over any F e rto n Charles w ill rem ain here ing a stroke. He was born Dec Agent and w orked as such in New tio n of the o ffice of treasurer, A num ber of businessmen here cuts of b e tte r grades less p le n ti-j number o f years to suit the in d i fo r the firs t p art or the summer ember 27, 1877 at Clearm ont. where an a d d itio n 'll nom ination and elsewhere enjoyed a three day York C ity and Albany New York fu l; the p r e s e n t point holi- vidual borrow er w ith sm all semi and are undecided about fu rth e r M issouri and at an e arly age before being tran sfe rred to d u ty In was made from the floor. The holiday over M em orial day, as well p le n tifu l; the present point h o li- , annual o r annual paym ents” . p’ ins. Miss B e ryl S m ith w ill moved w ith his parents in a cov southwestern Washington tw o nomine«» fo r treasurer, Fred as p ra ctic a lly a ll m ill w orkers in day on canned vegetables is onl> j One o f the ou:s;anding features spend the vacation m onths j n ered wagon to Oklahoma, where B lic k le and H. E. Eakin, are ex Ihls area. Most business houses Second Lieutenant Clyde S. tem porary und on some meats ma) of the bank's new fa rm mortgage Portland and Miss M arie DeBolt he took up a homestead. pected to fig h t It out anti make w ith exception of food stores re Roberts, Jr., Cottage Grove, O re be tem porary; the 1943-44 citrus is the libe ra l pre-paym ent plan w ill attend Portland extension There he was m arried to Laura the late M orse-Holm an senate mained closed from Sat u n la y night gon, has been selected to a tte nd fr u it production w ill lie 10 per- j which provides th a t the borrow er summer school. Miss S tella H olt M. T a rr, November 23. 1899. M r. contest look tame. O th e r officers u n til yesterday m orning and a the O f f i c e r s (Communication cent higher than last year; the may pay o ff any amount o f his w ill attend Oregon State College and Mrs. Allen resided in O kla nom inated by the com m ittee in num ber o f people took advantage ‘ course ol the Field A rtille ry last half of 19*14 w ill show less , 'oan at any tim e from fa rm in- summ er school, spending the re homa u n til 1926 when they moved clude: Robert Graham, president; of the three days to rest, relax school at F ort S ill, Oklahoma. b u tte r and lard, but more m argar- 1 tome, and w itho ut penalty, there m ainder ot the summer at N orth to Oregon, locating in the S ilk Floyd Glthens, firs t vice presi and vacation. Q uite a few led the Lieutenant R o lw iis is the son o f ine. shortening and vegetable oils by ta king advantage o f bumper Bend. Miss Alice Johnson w ill Creek com m unity, west o f Cottage dent; Pat Richard, second vice fish and some were successful M r. and M rs Clyde S. Roberts, than during the firs t h a lf; sugar •rops and good prices, thus allow - spend the vacation in Minneapolis. Grove where they have since re- president; Clp. M ajor l.t. General Despite the fact that a nurnlter 1132 Adunis avenue. Cottage is adequate, but no increase in ng him to free his p ro pe rty from Minnesota and Mrs. Herschel T ra - sided and when? M r. A llen operat- A rt W einkauf, ta ll tw is te r; llev. of people s|»ent the holidays else Grove. household allotm ents is in sight lebt at the earliest possible cey plans to attend a N. E. A. t>d a farrn F rank Brown, lion tam er; Ken H i- where there was an unusually M r. Allen was a member o f the this >enr. F or n u tritio n a l reasons, nom ent. These loans can be ta il- conference in P ittsburg. Pennsyl P hyllis M. Sorensen, 20, dau ckok, d irector. large gathering fo r M em orial (lay the report recommends home pro >r-made to fit the needs o f any vania and also v is it relatives in Methodist church since early m an P. Sorensen, 212 Sam M uckin w.is the guest services sponsored by the V e te r g h te r of W. duction o f vita m in C -rich foods individual. New York and South Dakota. hood. »l>vuker. te llin g of hts experiences ans o t Foreign wars und American IkJUglas St., C ollage Grove. Ore. such as tomatoes, and consump S u rvivin g are his w idow ; three This new farm mortgage, to Going to M ontana fo r the summer on a recent tr ip to Kan* a» C ity Legion nt the a rm ory Tuesday is u recent enrollee at the Naval tion o f m ilk, meat and enriched gether w ith the o th e r fa rm finan are Miss Frances Vagg, who w ill sons, James L. A llen o f Artesia. and Minnesota Seven cub scout ; m orning There was also a good T ra in in g Teachers College, i'e d a r cereals as sources o f rib o fla vin cing services o f the F irs t N ational be at Saco, and Miss M ollie Wiese, New Mexico; Chester E. Allen o f den chiefs and Leo Wnldock. cub attendance nt the union M em orial Falls. la. Past c iv ilia n experience and niacin. Bank, concluded Eakin, gives the going to Lorin g St. Paul. M inne H arrisb urg and M elvin a t home m aster w eie guests of the club services a) the a rm o ry Sunday and "boot tra in in g ’’ aptitude tests armers o f Oregon the most com- sota is the destination o f Mrs. and six daughters: Mmes. O llie was the basis fo r her selection to The club voted to co ntribu te sponsored by the Cottage Grove FIRE WARDENS APPOINTED ilete borrow ing fa c ilititie s offered Elsie J. F lorin. Miss D orothy Muno, Esther Wilson, Flossie $100.00 to the summ er recrea M in is te ria l association. The guest the specialty school. The complete TO SERVE RURAL REGIONS by any in s titu tio n in the state. Gesme and Mrs. Frances Howard S ta rk and Ruby C herry, a ll o f course of study includes s h o rt tio n a l program . speaker fo r the program Tuesday, and w ill be in Eugene fo r the summer Cottage Grove and W illa R ural fire wardens have again LATHAM SCHOOL COMMEN and Miss .Dorothy Moore is spend M axine a t home. C opt. L. B. Kimes, a chaplain nt hand, typing. Naval correspond ATTEND KF< Fl'TION Camp A dair, brought an in te re st ence, records and forms, and c u r been named throughout the W il Funeral services were held fro m CEMENT EXERCISES ing h e r vacation a t Yakima. ing message on "T he tw o worlds, rent events. The college-slanted lam ette valley to serve farm ers the M ills chapel a t 3:00 p. m. Washington. Miss Evelyn Hessel Saturday night the follow ing the a lte rn a tiv e the re tu rn in g sol course is complete w ith physical in th a t area by w ritin g perm its, The Latham grade school closed w ill divide her tim e between Tuesday afternoon w ith the Rev. education and pleasant u niver and in assisting farm fire crews < kid Fellows and Rebekahs of the d ie r faces. Thursday night w ith a program Philom ath and Portland. Miss Geo. H ardy, B aptist pastor o f s ity social functions. Successful should uncontrolled fire s occur, local lodges attended a reception and commencement exercises fo r R uth Nelson's plans are indefinite. fic ia tin g . In te rm en t was in the com pletion o f the Yeoman course says A rt King, extension soils HI'UAK STAMP 37 INVALID in Roseburg honoring the grand Masonic-I. O. O. F. cemetery* the graduates under the direction wins a p etty o ffic e r ra tin g fo r specialist, in charge o f the ru ra i m aster, Ralph Russell, and Mrs. >f S. T. Rose, Principal. The pro Mrs. H arold Cooley of Glendale, th i' fem inine Bluejacket. Sugar S lum p 37 in W ar Ration fire prevention project. E thel Bailey, president of the gram included: invocation. Rev. Oregon spent several days here ERVIN HANSEN SELLS WOOD Relx*kah Assembly o f Oregon: Mr. Book 4 w ill never he used, OPA 'Somewhere in the South P a cific’ B urning perm its may be o bta in 1 F rank Brow n; intro du ction of the past week vosiung the pa BUSINESS and Mrs. R obert St. Elmo, Mr. unnouneed. Because many house i Delayed I - M a rk in g tw o years) ed from these wardens fo r 10-day I class, P rincipal S. T. Rose; class rents o f her husband. M r. and and Mrs. H a rry Lewis, Mrs. Juan- wives m istakenly sent this stamp overseas w ith the same command. | periods by applying in person or 1 song, 8th grade g irls ; salutatory, Mrs. Chas. Cooley w hile en route E rvin Hansen has sold his wood Ila Woodson, Mt». Stella Baker, to th e ir local boards when apply 14 men attached to the flag unit by telephone o r in w ritin g , g iv Norma C arpenter; class history. to P ortland to vis it her parents, business to his son-in-law Verne D o o little and his fa th e r Judd Mr». Eva Hatch. Mrs. Lena Ham- ing fo r home canning sugar, in o f Vice A d m iral Aubrey W F itc h ,’ ing legal description o f property , Alice W h ite ; prophecy, Donna M r. and Mrs. Angell. D o o little both of S utherlin. Verne loth, Mrs. Grace Daskarn, Mrs. stead o f the correct stum p spare commander A irc ra ft South Pa by township, range, and section. | Jean Addington; class poem, N or- In spite o f the decreasing i ma C arpenter; class w ill, Leone D o o little has enlisted in the ma M innie W illits , Jim Bennett anil stum p 37 OPA has announc cific.. received on A p ril 20th the rines and plans *o leave fo r tra in Bert Hatch. Several grand officers ed that Suger Stam p 37 w ill not adm iral's congratulations nt an in p ro b a b ility of incendiary bomb B ro w n ; valedictory, T h e r e s a ing June 16th. Judd D c o little w ill from various parts of the state be used ut a ll, so that no one w ill fo rm a l ceremony o f which the ing attacks on cities, forests, and, W alker; song, g irls' trio ; presen su ffe r fo r (his mistake*. fields, extrem e care is a lw a y s ' ta tion of class, P rincipal S. T. operate the wool tru c k during the were present. ce nte r o f a ttra c tio n was a large Meats, Fats absence of his son. 'M rs. Verne needed to protect farm homes and Rose; aw arding o f diplomas, Clare SENTINEL CLOSED JUNE 3RD 'B irth d a y ' cake prepared by the p ro p e rty from damage by fire, Red Stamps A8 t h r o u g h T8 D o o little and baby w ill reside near GOLDEN RULE GROCERY Chapman, chairm an o f the school unit's bilkers. T lie Sentinel o ffice and shop CH A N G ES HA N D S Dan B. Robinson, project forester board and a tw o-act play e ntitle d good indefinitely. U8, V8 and W8 the Hansens. W ill lx« closed a ll day S aturday Oregon state board of "U nder the Stars and Stripes.” become valid June 4 and remain Among those sharing the honors o f the good indefinitely. Miss M argaret Heck, p ro p rie to r June 3rd. We w ill he open fo r ’ was Fred S. W inklem an. Radio forestry, adds. B urning existing CRAWFORD HOTEL CHANGES The class m otto was "A nchor o f the Golden Rule Grocery Store, business as usual F rid ay and M on man firs t class, USNR of this c ity. ’ fire Processed Fruits, Vegetables HANDS hazards under controlled in the H arbor o f Success;" class Blue stamps A8 through V8, announced this week that she had day. Mrs. M ay Brown, who has own . W inklem an, son of M r. and M rs methods as early as possible is flower, the rose and class colors, ¿ood indefinitely. «old the «tore to George W itte rs ed and managed the C raw ford H a rry S. W inkelm an, Disston one way to avoid la te r serious red and w hite. o f Albany, who w ill take posses j hotel fo r the past fifte e n months, MOST PLENTIFUL FOODS route, .Cottage Grove,Oregon, was fires, he said. Graduates included Theresa sion June 1. Mi«« Heck had been A pproxim ately one-fourth o f the W alker, N ina Chapman, Dale A d a member o f the o rigin al naval Onions, and eggs over most of has sold out to M rs. O live Brown, in business fo r the past seventeen who has been an employee of the GABR1ELSON At the B u tle r group which left San Diego, C alif.,: fires in the ru ra l and m arginal ams, R ichard Graham, Norma the C ountry. year« and plans to re tire to her m a te rn ity home, Saturday, May in M ay 1942, bound fo r the south forest areas of the W illa m e tte Carpenter, Donna Jean Addington, local telephone office fo r several Sugar fa rm . Mr. W itte rs comes here 27, 1944, to Pvt. and Mrs. V irg il Pacific. Since then, the th irty valley are started from trash and Leone Brown, Alice W hite. F lo r Sugar stamps 30 and 31 each are years. Mrs. Olive Brown is ta king w ith mnny years experience in Gabrielson o f Cottage Grove, a lo u r old serviceman hud u n in te r debris burning along roadsides, ence Beers, Juanita M arcy, L o r good fo r five pounds indefinitely. imm ediate possession of the C raw - the grocery business and plans to daughter, Thena Mnc. rupted d uty nt several south seas fence rows, stubble fields, and ena Arm strong, Robert B arlow Sugar Stamp 40 is good fo r five , ford hotel. Mrs. May Brown has enlarge the stock. M r: W itte rs GRAY At the B u tle r m ate rnl- bases. slash areas, he reports. Some and Ronald Dean Kenady. pounds o f canning sugar through gone to S utherlin where she w ill w ill be accompanied hen* by his ' ty home, Friday, M ay 26, 1944, to , manage the S utherlin hotel which spread because of neglect and I February 28. next year. A fo rm e r employee of the D ur- ) others because the p roperty owner w ife and daughter. ; has fo rty rooms, large dining • M r. and Mrs. Ronald G ray o f C ot FORD DEALERS SUPPORT Gasoline Co.. ’ .....' ber ..... ' " I ’orena, j does not appreciate the danger of tage Grove, a si.« tlo o e rl Bruce able F ir Lum • room, fountain service w ith tw elve JUNIOR BASEBALL A - ll coupons are good through stools and six booths. W AR D- At the M cFarland ma- Ore ■ W inklem an enlisted in the burning in d ry hot weather. E a s t, ATTEND DISTRICT MEETINGS te rn ily home, F riday, May 2 6,I Naval R w v e Nov. 16, 1940 at winds plus low h um id ity, plus i In co-operation w ith the Am er- June 21. Tire Inspection Deadlines Ed Gotch, commander o f the 1944, lo M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Portland. One brother, I ^ t . Jay careless burning equal uneontroll- ican Legion's 17th annual ju n io r I FILTER CENTER CLOSES Regular inspections not required Am erican legion post here a tte nd W ard o f C ollage Grove, a son, W. W inklem an, a veteran of the ed fires, Robinson says. The filte r center a t Eugene baseball program, the Ford M otor a fte r A p ril 20. Guadalcanal invasion, is s till ed as d is tric t vice corntnander I he Kenneth Ray. closed yesterday on arm y orders. --------------------------- ) Company and its dealers through- Fuel Oil Somewhere in the South Pacific. C H U R C H E 8 O F F E R V A C A T IO N out the co un try again w ill give meetings o f last Thursday and Abandoning the a irc ra ft w arning S M IT H A l the M cFarland ma Periods 4 and 5 coupons, good service te m p ora rily a t least a f F rid a y In Albany and C orvallis. te rn ity home. Saturday, May 27, «pwo B IB L E SCHOOLS support and encouragement to ladies o f this loca lity.) Both Gotch and Max Bird, ser 1944, to Pvt and Mrs. Amel T r u - ' Several local churches are o f- more than 20,000 competing through September 30. New per- fects several thousand volunteers M ildred Sm ith, fo rm e r teacher in vice o ffic e r w ill attend the re man S m ith of .Culp Creek, a son, fering daily v a c a t i o n Bible ) teams, Floyd Githens, Ford deal- heating year may be used as soon in the 4th fig h te r command of the Dorena schools and Mrs. Flora iod 1 coupons fo r the 1944-1945 the P ortland d is tric t and a t the h a b ilita tio n conference o f the Duane Eugene. H. Peterson have enlisted in the *choo,s” s ta rtin g the tu v , week in er announced today as they are received from local heighth of the a c tiv ity employed C ATO N A t the M cFarland I Am erican legion s ta rlin g in P o rt June. Schools are to be conducted Many dealers w ill be sponsors W A C and w ill report fo r tra in land today and ending Saturday. m a te rn ity home, Monday, May 29, some 15,000 volunteers in the dis at the Church o f God, Baptist, o r co-sponsors of teams and w ill boards. ing at Des Moines, Iowa, June 11th Gotch w ill rem ain over fo r the 1944. to M r. and Mrs. Jack Caton tric t. The w arnin g service here M ethodist und P r e s b y t e r i a n provide local and sectional tro- Shoes departm ent executive com m ittee o f C orvallis, a daughter, Linda I Miss S m ith who has taught in the .churches. Ages range up to 16 phies, uniform s and o th e r equip- A irplane Stam p 1 and 2, good has been on the a le rt basis fo r Dorena schools the past seven'years. jm e nt. m eeting. j ' Marie. ind efin itely. several months. of O ur Nation « Nearing Normal Over District In New Plan OWI Reports on Food Situation Many Teachers to Remain in Locality Lions Nominate New Officers Everett A. Allen Dies Suddenly 27 th Memorial Day Is Quiet One Here Ration Calendar B IR T H S
